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Germany—Balloon Duessel dorf, with John Walts and T. Ather holt, the two American aeronauts on board, are not yet reported. The! complete absence of news in regard to her movements since she started Sunday last from Stuttgart in the race for international trophy, is causing considerable disquitude. I'OKTO KICO'S NI.W WONhl'.lt From far away Porto ltico come reports of a wonderful new discovery that is believed will vastly benefit the people, llamon T. Marehan. of Uarceloncta. writes "Dr. King's New Discovery is doing splendid work here. It cured me about five times of terrible coughs and colds, also my brother of a severe cold in his chest and more than 20 others, who used a „ithroat and lung troubles it. has no a A a a A S W A it if li. C. .Scotia laiiici's, IOVITS. HHMUIICIS ol St. And:c ws Soi U'ly ol Columlna, aro iracl ically in Inilmi lui.ay, I s:t• re "tilt ol ihcir dec].- ion Iuki ni{-• ht lo bar .Miiiicii ro in ibeir cllicial bamiiul, iiri ausi' lacir liro^cnci 1 would inn 1 yilale I lie absence c! Scolrli lii.slvey a I O I he ui(!lt nanl Seoti li woiiieii ai'e I lircaieiniiK re|irisals. '1 lie vuli lor wbi lie and ai'ainsl wniinn «as vniualU 11: in moil- and v.as lalieii a Her a In a I ed ISCIIJ I I I THAN ion at lie an I oR^A I/ I MULES PROVE STRONGER AUTOMOBILE NEW Sh S 1 a S 1 A II re el W el I a a in in a a a to re to is it a W a S a a to a is a GOMPERS APPEAL TO COME UP IN JANUARY TIII: MI'IT TLTOI'HV m:x- l'OI{ !{!•'.AT- DISTA XCH COVI I{I :I IN IJA IIL. i:sr a a in in a a a a a a I a a re I a is a if a a a a a re re is id A a a I S a a a is a a a a a a in I a it to in a a in a S a weak RECEIVES $E,500 FOR DEATH OF HUSBAND id S 1 a It in a 1 id a a a a a I re a In a it a a a re iv in if in full ii a a in a a a a a a a it a a ii a a id in a re a 1 id it a it in a a re re ATTACKS HIS FORMER WIFE ,II-:I:\I I.I N IIKI.h I \!!Mi:i{ IS AWAIT AC Ol ItT. IN .(ALL. TO TION OF Till: A a S I A to a if a a a in a a a a a a a a it a $ 2 I to a to a a a in is iv if in it in to It a a a in is a in iv a a a is a a a a a in it a re a re It is a a is if a to a a a in a in a it a is a it a it a in in a a a a a to is 1 is re a convince you of °f jtsjnerit,. 50c and $1.00.. Trial bottle AUSTRIA ASSERTS SERVIA HAS GONE EAR ENOUGH NOW re a to in to to a to a in a re a in in in a GREAT THEFTS FROM THE NAVY AHLOAI OF Si riM.IKS I:BI:D—BAND OF TIHKYKS IIA YK SYSTKMATI ALLY I'KKPHTL'ATKO TIIKI TS Chicago, 111.—A carload of naval supplies, said to have been stolen from the Marie Island naval yards, valued at $ 1 ii,000. was seized by fed eral officers in Ihe Chicago, Burling ton & Quincy yards near here on a writ issued by Judge handis of the federal court. The investigators state a band of thieves robbed the naval station systematically an aggregate of several hundred thousand dollars. The car seized contained 40,000 pounds of copper used in ship build ing and consigned to a local smelting Vienna Government Issues New Warn ing Todav. ALBANIA IS BONE: O 1-5 ilK.in it \pn a a a a as in to I I a a 1 In I in a I a a a a I I a is W S I in a a re a to is re ii in a a ii a a in in a a A a a I is S to a a a S I I is a a I a re a a ii it a a re a a a a a it a a I FRANCE WINNER OF AIR RACE I'IMH• a iI I 1 S a a Air-tna a a itr'.ss or w.\it THAT I \I»S WITH II ISKI:V si in«: nut i'i:.\ci:. I II'IH. Irregular lighting he .• :III between Turks and Miinteiiemins. Oil. H.—Montenegro ileclari's vv :ii' against Tin kev Oct. I—.—Monteiiegi ills (like Tarahiiscli. Oct. II.—Montenegrins lake IISI Ocl. 17.—Servia anil (.recce de clare war against Turkey Turkey declares war aga inst Bulgaria and Servia. Ocl. I!.—Bulgarians capture Mustaplia I'aslia, near Ail- I 'ianiiple. I Ocl. "J'-i.—Servians lake I I'rislina vv av to I sktip I ill ks nl ire to li ulna novo. Ocl. iil.—Bulgarians capture I Kirk-Kilisseh, key lo rianople. Oct. -5.—Servians capture Iviiiii anovo, mil post of 'ckil|i. Oct. -.—Servians rapture I sk- II Nov. :5.—Turks, driven bark, to fort il'ical ions defending the capital itself, ask pow ers to begin peace nego tiations. a A a a it A a a a in re a a I re in a re a a a it a a a a is I in a re a a a a iv re a a a S a a a a a it in A a a a it is a I a S a a id a is in if is to a a A a a in a a a a in a a a a a to a a a A a a in a re id A a a a a is a id Correspondents Home. Sofia, Bulgaria.-— Rein force men ts continue to proceed to the front from the Bulgarian capital. Today eight battalions of volunteers, including .Macedonians and Russians entrained for the front. It is reported that fighting continues in the neighbor hood of Serai and Tchorlu. a re in a a in a A rianople and Tciiortu. Nothing was published the pasl. three days. An a in is a re O re ii in re it re a it a a S a ii is a a re a re a in to re to re iv In a S a a a to a a re a I 0 is a in a a a in a a a a a a ill Keep Cighting. In a a to is a a a a a is a in a in a a ii a a a a a a a a re a a a a a a re in is a is a a in a in a a re I to re re is a a in a I a a to ii ii N re a iv a a in a it I at a ii id a I id id a ii in a ii a ii 1 A a re a a is a a a re I ii A In ii is 1 1 In S a in id I a re in re a I in a a a in id a in a I it a I a a in a I a it a in a a a I in is a is id a is in is re a iv re a a a to to a a in a A a is I it I a a S a a I a is I a in I a in in is a a in re a a in a I a re in I a I I a to I I I 'onst.'inl inople Untried. I a a iv is a in a in in a in a S a a a re Iv I in ii re a is a re a it in 1 AIL- Montenegrins invest Scutari. Oct. 27.—Bulgarians rupture I Italia-I'.slii, southeast ol' Adrianoplc. Oct. :{(»—Bulgarians capture l.ule-Burgas and Muraldi, eoininaiiiliiig llodosto, on Ihe sea ol' .Marmora, and drive the Turks hack to TchatJil.ia only twenty-live miles I'roni Constantinople. In a in I I is a re a in re a a ii a I a in I in a to if A a a re I a iv a a a O a a II is id re a a re a I in a in a in I to a re re to I a to in a a a I a Will Not Mediate. a is a re a in re a is I a a is a a a a a re a I a a I If a a is I re S a it I a is to a a a a if a a in re is I a a 1 is id in in S a is id a a in a a a a A a a a in is a id re a in A a a is is a a A I a 1 1 a a It a A a a is a a S a a a A a a it a in in a A a a is a S a a a a a a a a a a in is re a in is in a a In re in to a re in a a re a a a a to a a in a is it is in to a a a a a re a iv I it a A a is a id a a a a in in N re so a iv a in re a a re re it a it at ii in a I a a a is iv a it is so I a 1 1 1 1 it in a a it a a I a he it is is a in A a T: a iv is A a a is in re a a is a to I a a a a a as in a is re re re to a a a a a in Half Turkish Artillery. London, Kngland.—The prospect that a considerable portion of the de feated Turkish army will be able to reform behind the lines of Tcliatalji, the last fortifications before stantinople. is not altogether exclud ed, but whether the Turks will be able to maintain there, any serious resistance to the Bulgarian advance is doubted. In it a in S a re re a a id I N in re I a to a is I is a a a a I is a a re to a a re a in in re a I it in a if a a a in re a I re I A re a it a in re vi 1 1 in in so it a a S a id re EASTERN STAR GOODBY SOCIAL HNTKItTAINMHNT IS lli:i.l) IN ~IIO\Olt OF THIiKi I AMII.IKK WHICH WII.L I KAYK TIII: CITY SOON. The Eastern Star gave a "Good Bye" social in the lodge rooms Fri day evening for three of Hie members who are leaving the city, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Kleinau, who 1 avo Ihe lat ter part of Ihe week for Ihe Pacific coast and Mrs. Goo. Arm-son, who is moving lo Walerlown. For amuse ment, some old fashioned games were indulged in when Mrs. (J. G. Kimball gave a piano solo beautifully rend ered, Miss Kilna Dullerfield a reci tation marvelously reproducing the winter winds, whistling down the chimney. Miss Laura Saul a voral solo with piano accompaniment by Miss Marjorie Ford who kindly re sponded to an encore and Miss Ber nice Topton a recitation in Irish brogue which received great applause A buffet luncheon was served heart ily enjoyed by all when short re marks, expressing regret at the de parture of the members and extend ing good wishes for future prosper ity and happiness were indulged in by several and which were pleasantly responded by the guests of honor. The Hon. R. E. Dowdell was also pre sent and delighted the assembly with short remarks. FARMER IS FINED FOR PRAIRIE FIRE Pierre, S. I).—A prairie fire in Per kins county started by the burning of thistles by Hans Peterson, a home steader burned over a large tract in Grand River and Viking township, Con- and caused heavy loss of hay and pas turage in those townships, the prin cipal loosers being, A. O. Stanley, Ed. Hurst, ana C. C. Coppock, at which place Mrs. Coppock was severely burned in attempting to save prop erty. Peterson was arrested and paid V-» V»u*..*' SOUTH DAKOTA.1) IS BUCK OF PROBE INTO STEEL LIBOR I Former Hurleyite Ex posed Conditions In Steel Plants. HI: IS VINDICATED S a Yankton, S. I).—The recent import ant action of the United States Steel Corporation in undertaking an inves tigation ol conditions of labor and living among its own employees, is the outcome of tlie work of a South Dakota young man, Mr. John A Fitch, formerly of Huron, this state, who was educated al Yankton College both in Ins preparatory and college courses, gradual iir in 1004. The histr. in ilie alTairs, as re ported in an article in the October number ol ihe American Magazine entitled "A Great Corporation Inves tigating Itself" is briefly as follows: In IIHi'.i Mr. Fitch published in Charities and Commons (now The Survey Magazine) tin? results of Ins invest igat ion ol labor conditions in tlie si eel industry at Pittsburgh. Mr. Fitch's report, which was widely com mented upon, was taken in hun by Mr. Charles M. Cabot, of Boston, .i stockholder of the Steel Corporation who realized his share of responsibil ity as a stockholder for the existing for evils of labor conditions in the steel 5" industry. Mr. Cabot secured the con sent of Judge (5ray the executive head of the Steel Corporation, to the plan of having Mr. Fitch prepare an article jto be mailed to each of the 15,000 I stockholders of the Company, setting .5 fort It the conditions that needed rem- edy and advocating progressive poli- 3 icies in general. That article was pre Turkish! Pared by Mr. Fitch, and, in order to bring public sentiment to bear upon stockholders, was first given publi cation in The American Magazine of gg March, lilll, under the title "O'd Age at Forty." Judge Gray Balked. Although Judge Gray was after all unwilling to allow Mr. Fitch's article 1 to be mailed to the stockholders of the corporation, the appeal of the article was so strong and public sen timent everywhere so strongly arous ed, that upon further pressure now brought to bear by Mr. Cabot, the Steel Corporation appointed its own ,• ad-(committee from among its stockhold ers, with Stuyvesant Fish former pre sident of tli' Illinois Central, as chairman, to look into the truth of Mr. Fitch's report, of labor conditions in tlie steel company. The report of this committee, re centiv issued, amply confirms all that Mr. Fitch hud previously published regarding the terrible evils of the twelve-liour day, of Sunday labor,--': and of the system of "speeding" as practiced in the steel industry. The committee recommends to the Steel Corporation a progressive policy in regard to the social and human prob lems connected with its vast industry and expresses confidence that tlie j:? men who have so successfully led the administration of that, great, enter-^ prise will lead and achieve the solu tion of these problems. The further outcome of this step on tlie part of the Steel Corporationfti remains lo be seen. It is certainly a EMBEZZLES TO BE MAGNATE I II.\ llYF.STIOIt TBIST KMPIiOYKK? AT SAX l-'KANCISCO TA li ION FOR SHORTAGi: OF $H4,000. San Francisco, Calif.—An ambition lo become Ihe motion picture mag nate of the Pacific coast is alleged to have led Wallace .1. Poland, unlil three weeks ago cashier of Ihe Sana Francisco office of the International Harvester company, to embezzle ?84, ODOof his employer's money. Judge. K. M. Green, attorney for the harves ter company, caused Poland's arrest, today on the specific charge of having: embezzled $1500 on October 3. Judge Green said Poland had admitted this peculation and that admissions of other thefts brought the total up to $84,000. MJ: $ -J- i!! ti', significant action, perhaps epoch-ffl making in its importance. ft Mr. Fitch, to whom so much credit® is due for this movement, now resid.Ss cs in New York City, where he is one|| of the editors of "Tlie Survey" and' recognized as one ol the ablest i"-gj vestigators of Ihe country in Ihe field!® of labor problems. .. ... 5 1 According to Judge Green Poland-"' invested money in a number of-niov-- ing picture houses and in a San Francisco saloon which was elabor ately fitted up. "There is, n.o evidence of Poland's money having been spent in riotous living," said Judge Green. "Poland has lived extravagantly, but generally it appears to have been a case of desiring to attain sudden riches. He thought to become a motion picture uiae nate." Poland is 28 years old. He is mar ried but has no children. o— C. RAY* WOLVES TROUBLE. Pierre, S. D.—-Cattlemen along the upper reaches of Cheyenne river are offering special bounties for gray wolf scalps as there animals are now becoming troublesome, getting away with colts and calves. Several ranchl e.rs have been loosers already tli is) winter, and they fear their loss "J"' be heavy after the cot "Wilt